Women in Corrections

In addition to the payment to the 12 women, the sheriff’s office will be required to implement a series of specific changes at the jail to reduce sexual harassment

Making prisons more “normal and humane” will also create better work environments for correctional officers, the Bureau of Prisons director said

Former CO Asia Love attested in a 2019 affidavit that Jeroid Price, then an inmate at Lieber Correctional Institution, saved her co-worker’s life

The agreement will end the DOJ’s lawsuit which alleged the sheriff's office allowed female COs at the Mobile Metro Jail to be exposed to sexual harassment from inmates

The Tactical Games were created to provide a platform to test the skills and readiness of tactical athletes of all backgrounds

Yesenia Sanchez vowed to reform Santa Rita Jail while inviting greater community input as the county’s new sheriff

Je'Leslie Taylor, 50, was doubted when she said she would be a warden one day, but she proved everyone wrong.

Harris, a decorated U.S. Army veteran, was not the intended target and was tragically in the "wrong place at the wrong time"

The lawsuit follows years of scrutiny and millions of dollars in damages paid to other former female employees

Daniele Tavenner is accusing her former supervisor of attempting to coerce her into a sexual relationship

Bridget Cadena is suing MDOC, alleging she was forced to quit her job after a co-worker harassed her for her sexuality

One of the biggest fights you’ll have is with yourself

Upgrade your agency’s social media game and use it to recruit women and diverse applicants

Women looking to ascend the career ladder in corrections may not always have mentors to provide career-track advice

In a recent webinar, Ret. Col. Brenda Dietzman provided examples of what can impede or enhance promotional opportunities